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Sam Houston State University Office of Institutional Effectiveness

Sam Houston State University Office of Institutional Effectiveness Administrative Program Review. About Administrative Program Review (APR). What is Administrative Program Review (APR)?. A strategic process that involves high-level analysis of non-instructional departments

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Sam Houston State University Office of Institutional Effectiveness

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  1. Sam Houston State University Office of Institutional Effectiveness Administrative Program Review

  2. About Administrative Program Review (APR) What is Administrative Program Review (APR)? • A strategic process that involves high-level analysis of non-instructional departments • Includes identifying, documenting, and planning for continuous improvement • Resources for best practices may include: • State and national associations • Accreditation standards • Program guidelines issued by the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS)

  3. About Administrative Program Review (APR) What is Administrative Program Review (APR)? • APR staff will have regular communication with the administrative department to offer assistance during every phase of the review. • The APR process is expected to span 3-6 months. Goal: Improve the quality and number of resources available to the department for assessment and internal evaluation

  4. APR Process Overview Process Overview 1. Completion of Self-Study by department 2. Review of department by Peer Review Committee 3. Development of Action Plan by department

  5. APR Process Overview 1. Self-Study • The Self-Study consists of several questions regarding the department’s: • Mission, goals, and objectives • Policies, procedures, and plans • Resource adequacy (staffing, facilities, equipment) • Organizational context and impact • Communication and stakeholder feedback • APR staff will sit in on Self-Study preparation meetings as needed.

  6. APR Process Overview 1. Self-Study • Supporting documents will be provided to the administrative department spanning up to five years of data to assist in the completion of the APR Self-Study: • Annual assessment reports (CampusLabs) • Institutional goals and objectives • Organization charts • Budget and expense reports by request • Other information as requested • Documents will be stored in a secured folder on the T: drive, accessible only by the department being reviewed and Institutional Effectiveness staff. • The administrative department will complete the Self-Study before the Peer Review Committee is formed.

  7. APR Process Overview 2. Peer Review Committee • Peer Review Committee Role • Review completed APR Self-Study and supporting documents • Visit with administrative department onsite or remotely (conference call) • Complete the APR Rubric • Provide feedback, comments, and recommendations • Peer Review Committee (Minimum of one member from each category below): • External to SHSU • Internal to SHSU • Faculty and/or staff not in the administrative department being reviewed • Current SHSU student • Not employed by Institutional Effectiveness or department being reviewed • APR staff will coordinate Peer Review Committee visit(s).

  8. APR Process Overview 3. Action Plan • The department will review recommendations included on rubrics and any self-identified areas of need to draft action plan objectives to span 3-5 years. • APR will work with the department to set a timeline for the submission of the Action Plan. • Action Plan items are intended to be used in annual assessment (CampusLabs) and will assist the department in defining its strategic plans. • APR staff will draft an executive summary describing the APR process to be submitted to University leadership with the completed Action Plan.

  9. APR Process Overview Next Steps • Two years after creating the Action Plan, the administrative department will meet with APR staff to: • Evaluate the progress of the Action Plan objectives • Make any necessary modifications • Report to University leadership on the status of the continuous improvement efforts • APR staff will assist the department with any data collection needs, such as the implementation of surveys or other data collection instruments. • The APR process will repeat on a five-year cycle.

  10. Questions? Ms. Jessica Collier Associate Director Institutional Effectiveness jessica.collier@shsu.edu Ms. Donna Artho Assistant VP Institutional Effectiveness artho@shsu.edu

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